Malcolm X: a visionary leader in the Black liberation and human rights movement whose faith deeply shaped his activism. Join us on Thursday, May 15, for an evening dedicated to honoring his life, work, and legacy in collaboration with the Muslim Archive and ASCA (University of Amsterdam).
Celebrate the 100th birthday of Malcolm X with an evening dedicated to reflection and discovery. Explore his incredible journey—his pivotal role in the Black liberation movement, his identity as a Muslim, and how his faith powerfully influenced his activism. These often-overlooked elements of his story will be brought to life through inspiring talks and a dynamic panel discussion. You won’t want to miss this chance to dive into Malcolm X’s incredible story!
Speakers and Program
Mini-lecture 1: Malcolm X in the Black liberation movement
Mini-lecture 2: Malcolm X as a Muslim in the Islamic tradition
Mini-lecture 3: The influence of women in his life, with a focus on his sister Ella Collins
After the lectures, we’ll have a panel discussion and plenty of time for audience questions.
Speakers:
Kehinde Andrews
Ouiam Kaddam
Nawal Mustafa
Moderator
Nawal Mustafa
